1966 Pontiac Gto on 2040-cars
Hendersonville, North Carolina, United States
1966 GTO I have decided to sell a few of my collectible cars as I have found a 1970 Cuda I will possibly be purchasing next Friday. This GTO is not a clone, check the vin # yourself. I am the 3rd owner with lots of documentation on the car, it has 65,000 actual miles but the title shows exempt because of the year. It is not a restored car, but a car that has been preserved meticulously by all of it's owners including me. Body- all original panels with 1 repaint since new, I would estimate 10 years ago. Looks like drivers quarter on the bottom behind the rear wheel has had some work done, and I know this because I know cars, the average guy would never detect it as it looks that good of a repair ( 3x5 inch metal repair). I would rate the paint at an 8 out of 10 with a few chips, etc. from being driven to car shows. Floor pans and trunk- No rust from my inspection, I believe they are original to the car. They are undercoated from the factory and have been detailed with black paint. Interior- I would say the carpet and seats have been done at some point as they are too perfect to be original, only my assumption. Headliner, dash, door panels also in near perfect condition. All gauges work including the In Dash Tach, console vacuum gauge and electric antenna. Drivetrain- Original 389 numbers correct motor with original 4 speed transmission. General description- the car runs and drives tight, I have had it at many shows. All the lights, gauges work as they did when it was new. I would drive this car across the country it is that reliable. (If you chose to do that your on your own once you leave my driveway, it is 47 years old !!) If you have 0 bids, call me before placing a bid or I will cancel your bid. I prefer cash or wire transfer, NO CHECKS unless they clear my bank before I send the title and release the car. Any questions please call or email me, 828-808-3864 |
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